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Chesney's house for sale at $14 million
You can own Stoneridge, Kenny Chesney's seven-bedroom home overlooking Caneel Bay and the North Shore of St John, if you're rich. The luxurious estate was built in 1979.
The Multiple Listing Service blurb offering the house says it is "Situated amidst and abutting preserved National Park lands ... (and) no expense was spared."
Stoneridge includes 10,600 square feet of living space on about 1.5 acres. By comparison, it is said that the 40-some condo units of Grande Bay have been built on a parcel just one acre.
Some folks are wondering whether Chesney's affair with St. John is cooling - he sold another home on island last year. He reportedly still owns a property in Chocolate Hole.
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I almost forgot what Don Henley did for Walden pond.
Who knows maybe Mr. Kenny has plans to help or already has
Posted by: Rosi Perkins | April 07, 2008 at 02:00 PM
If people would leave Kenny alone this stuff would never happen!!
Posted by: Bob | April 05, 2008 at 10:37 AM
Also concerned about the Maho Bay listing. Wish Kenny would use his celebrity status to do some kind of fund raiser to save this property. I have stayed at Maho mulitple time with my wife and kids. It would be ashamed to see this be sold and developed. I dont think you will see Kenny leave St John. Peter Bay area is really being built with McMansions. Think he might just want a more private location. Come on Kenny do something like Don Henley did to save Walden Woods!!!!! I am more than willing to help with a project like this.
Posted by: Mark | March 07, 2008 at 12:06 PM
"endorse STJ as home for the natives" <-- The Taino Indians??
Posted by: ? | March 05, 2008 at 05:19 PM
I understand why it is news here that KC really enjoys STJ. I know Anderson Cooper was on-island with him, etc. Guess if KC didn't want the publicity from his experiences here, he wouldn't encourage it. It gets really old repeatedly hearing about it, though.
At this point, I am more concerned about the (32 million) Maho Bay listing, and what it means to the entire community when it is sold...and it will be sold.
Posted by: Susan M. | March 05, 2008 at 11:54 AM
Linsday
Why don't you just print it out online and visit the STJ MLS? All the info is there.
Google St John Multiple Listing Service.
Posted by: I_luv_stj | February 29, 2008 at 10:13 AM
Dear Mr. Barnako,
May a get an e-mail copy of the Feb. 27, "08 Chesney house article, plus any more information you may have about the property? Any help would be most appreciated.
Thank you.
Posted by: Lindsay | February 28, 2008 at 02:47 PM
What about the "old blue chair". Paradise lost I guess. Too much building is just taxing the ecosystem to the limit of non-recovery. Let's hope the Park does not go up for sale to bale out the federal deficit. The earth is not a toy in which one can discard upon boredom (this may not be Mr. Chesney's case at all) - just needed to get it off my chest. My true feeling is this island should endorse STJ as home for the natives who honored her true beauty. This is the main l front that all, both poor and rich should aspire to agree on. It's just not all about "the beautiful people". Money IS NOT everything.
Mary T.
Posted by: Mary Taeger | February 27, 2008 at 06:20 PM